On the weekend, my car got broken into. It was parked outside my house. They used a crow bar to bend open the door, in the process shattering the window.The radio was ripped out and the car cover was stolen. Funny they didn't take the tools too ! Today I walk home from work in the rain. A car accelerates through a large puddle and covers me in water. I'm not a happy chappy =<

feel better soon

It's just a day of a week!!! Tomorrow should be better!!!

**** happens buddie,but look at the bright side.....it cant really get worse than this

Buy a small miniature version of the car that splashed you. At home put it in a circle of candles and then start to 'work' on it with some tools : crash the windows, put some needles in the tires, ... All you do on that miniature car will happen with the real car! And you will feel better! :-)

**** happened u know... hope something good will happen to you soon.

Well, at least you still have your car, replace the door, glass, radio, cover and you're back in action, water never hurt anyone :-)

i'm sure the people in the car that ran over the puddle felt really really bad..............Not!!

it could be worse than that...

I'd buy a rabbits foot right about now..........

well, that is terrible... had similar to my car back in canada and the police could even be bothered to take a look at it.. just wasted my time to write a long report and did absolutely nothing.. i guess only two ways to go.. either obviously nothing of value at all inside.. or good alarm system.. and probably secure parking.. life is tough when your in between.. either have nothing or have it all..

I heard a guy on the bus to work saying his car was broken into on the weekend also.

I got the cops to take fingerprints - but I think they will have a hard time catching the bastards. The cops mentioned that there were 4 other cars in my street that also got broken into.

Seems to me like an organised gang taking orders, 10 radios, 5 car covers etc... and then flog it all on ebay ! They must have swooped a few suburbs around where I live.

Anyway, I still have my car and as the Thai's say "Jai Yen"